Deaths Up Over 258% in One Quarter

The bodies are piling high.

In what surprises few people who weren’t fooled by the Wuflu scam, the deaths from the “death poke” are inevitable.

I have said on my radio show often that if people begin tracking deaths of friends, family, or acquaintances who die before the age of 60, they will be shocked. Personally, I know of 6 people who have died recently who fit the bill. I know for a fact that two of them got vaccinated. As for the others, I suspect they were vaccinated, because the family won’t discuss it.

Perhaps the best bellwether of things to come is the stock market.

While pharma stocks Pfizer and Moderna are taking a serious hit, funeral company stocks have outperformed the S&P and are considered “growth stocks”.

As one analyst pointed out, “The peer group of Funeral Home stocks was up 40 plus percent while the S&P was up 26 percent – and they started accelerating price-wise in 2021 during the roll-out of the vaccines – You don’t need to be a rocket scientist to connect the dots here.”

Insurance companies have reported shocking death numbers.

“Unum Insurance is up 36%, Lincoln National plus 57%, Prudential plus 41%, Reinsurance Group of America plus 21%, Hartford plus 32%, Met Life plus 24%, and Aegon – which is a Dutch insurer – saw in their US arm plus 57% in the 4th quarter – in the 3rd quarter they saw a 258% increase in death claims.”

Companies like Pfizer and Moderna report nearly $80 BILLION in covid-related sales for 2021 alone. That’s astronomical, and it shows how many people fell victim to this ruse.

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The narrative is that the increase of deaths is due to COVID and “indirect COVID”. “Indirect COVID” clearly represents death by vaccine.

Insurance companies raised (mortality) expectations 300,000 for 2022 over 2021. And not insurance companies plot to dump the risks. Investment adviser Edward Dowd commented, “Someone is going to be the bag holder here.” However, Dowd is confident it won’t be the insurance industry.

These companies likely under-reported major side-effects and deaths, all to satisfy their bottom line. Just recently, a major vaccine manufacturer pulled its product from India, after the Indian government demanded data on the product.

Let’s be real. The likelihood that Pfizer and others lied about their results has a high probability. And under common law, if Pfizer made a materially false statement or purposeful failure to state or release material facts which non-disclosure makes other statements misleading, they are guilty.

Further, if Pfizer made a false statement that induced a Plaintiff to act, then they will be guilty, particularly if the Plaintiff relied upon the false statement, and the injury resulted from this reliance. Needless to say, these companies will have a massive amount of lawsuits. And damages from lawsuits would include a punitive award as a punishment that serves as a public example to discourage any future similar fraud. Punitive damages are generally proportional to the Defendant’s assets. In this case, there will be many defendants.

Democrats talk about “science” often. Then they withhold all the data for real scientists to evaluate it. Take for example the CDC’s recent hesitancy in releasing data, using the excuse that the public might misinterpret it.

In other words, the CDC believes the public is too stupid to conclude what we already know. Why else would Pfizer and other vaccine manufacturers fight releasing their data when confronted with legal challenges?

The bodies are piling high.

Democrats and their big pharma partners can fight releasing the data. However, as Dowd remarked “the bodies are piling up.” Ironically, deaths skyrocketed after the vaccine rollout when they should have dropped. This inconsistency will haunt all who have perpetrated this scam.

We have the VAERS data, which is damning in and of itself. Next, we have the insurance company data. Also, we have big pharma and Democrats withholding data. Finally, we have our common sense.

 

 

 

 

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